Graphic card power and motherboard compatibility

Nour Eldeen

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Nov 22, 2016
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I want to upgrade my graphics card and not sure whether my setup is compatible or not. My power supply is a Thermaltake 450W with 6 pins I guess. and my motherboard is Gigabyte P75-D3. I looked up and found that GTX 1060 might work with that setup. Will it really work?, If not what other graphic card can I get?.
My complete setup:-
Case: Thermaltake Commander MS-I
CPU: Intel Core i5 3470
GPU: Sapphire HD 7750 1GB GGDR5
PSU: Thermaltake 450W
RAM: 8GB DDR3 798MHz Dual-Channel
Motherboard: Gigabyte P75-D3

A picture of the PSU:
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No problem first time a bought a gpu few years ago i used some 350 psu and my gpu worked for few months and than it burned out so im just telling u to play it safe and get a better one so it does not happen to you because warranty for gpu wont work if you dont have enough powerfull psu
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Deleted member 1718685

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It will work fine but i think u will need a psu change to for that gpu
If ur psu has a 80 bronze badge than u dont need to change it if it does not have one than u will need to change it
 
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Deleted member 1718685

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Id recommend you not to put it in your pc till you get a new one i may damage the gpu so id play it safe and get a 500-600 psu with a 80 plus certification just to be safe in my country they are going for about 40-60 euro but if u are in europe or us it will be lot cheaper
 
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Deleted member 1718685

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No problem first time a bought a gpu few years ago i used some 350 psu and my gpu worked for few months and than it burned out so im just telling u to play it safe and get a better one so it does not happen to you because warranty for gpu wont work if you dont have enough powerfull psu
 
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